60-day window period, how should crypto holdings be handled? Trump leaving nuclear issues to subsequent negotiations after 60 days means that the pricing uncertainty in the energy market will last at least two months. Geopolitical risks have not truly been resolved; they are just temporarily on pause.

During this 60-day window, my personal attitude towards crypto holdings is: reduce leverage, control positions, keep cash. Why? Because if negotiations break down and tensions in the Middle East escalate, risk assets are likely to first liquidate the least liquid ones.

Although Bitcoin and Ethereum have the "digital gold" attribute, in the short term, they will still fluctuate along with oil prices and the stock market.

Old traders are not bearish, but concerned about risk asymmetry. Any unexpected event within 60 days could revert the market to its original state. Instead of going all-in betting on the deal's implementation, it's better to reduce positions to a level where you can sleep peacefully, and keep some powder dry for truly clear signals.

Geopolitical games are never linear; don't treat Trump's deadline as an oracle. #美伊谈判推迟 $SUI